Issues is post-hardcore/metalcore band featuring 2 of the former members of Woe, Is Me You have issues. We're all Black Diamonds in the rough. Debut EP "Black Diamonds" on iTunes now. Band members. Tyler Carter - Vocals
Michael Bohn - Vocals
Ty "Scout" Acord - Keyboards
AJ Rebollo - Guitar
Skyler Acord - Bass
Case Snedecor - Drums
Shoogar are a boozed up desert rock’n’roll trio that based in Dundee. Featuring Chilton Fawcett on drums and lead vocals, Gavin Rose on guitar and vocals and recent addition Neill Beattie on bass, they bring a gutsy sound that is guaranteed to get you grooving. You can catch Shoogar playing throughout venues across Scotland. For more info visit - www.facebook.com/Shoogarmusicuk and for releases - http://shoogar.bandcamp.com/
A band from Belgium
Raketkanon’s debutalbum brings some steaming noiserock with elements of the Melvins sludgy sound, Tomahawk’s experiment and the chaotic pyschedelia of the early Butthole Surfers.
All four members have a strong musical cv with vocalist Pieter Paul Devos having his other band Kapitan Korsakov, tomàn drummer Lode Vlaeminck switching here to bassynths, drummer Pieter De Wilde being active as well in Raveyards and guitarplayer Jef Verbeeck having a past in several extreme metalbands.
Mondo Generator (sometimes known as "Nick Oliveri And The Mondo Generator") is an American punk/hard rock band fronted by Nick Oliveri. Nick Oliveri (under the moniker Rex Everything) formed Mondo Generator in 1997 and with friends Josh Homme, Brant Bjork, Rob Oswald, and others, recorded the debut album, Cocaine Rodeo. The LP wouldn't be released until 3 years later due to Oliveri and Homme being full-time members of Queens of the Stone Age.
Komatsu is a fourpiece stoner formation from Eindhoven, Netherlands. Featuring members of Borehole, Repomen, The Goods, SQY. Komatsu plays a vibrant mix of stoner, rock and metal and uses a lot of samples. Take a dash of Repomen’s brutality, add a piece of GodsChosenDealer’s compelling boldness and a pinch of SQY’s determination and robustness. Run over with a bulldozer, compress, chop up, and casually weld back together. Add a daub of paint and behold the birth of a new machine: Komatsu.